The Legend of Randidly Ghosthound 11

The Legend of Randidly Ghosthound, Book 11

De: Noret Flood, puddles4263

Narrado por: MacLeod Andrews

With the frontlines against Nether stable, Randidly Ghosthound returns to Earth.

What he discovers there is alarming; while his growth allows him to step outside the normal procedures, the mechanisms of the Nexus continue their grim work in remaking the world to its own ends.

Crime is rampant. Many people have earned Classes from the System, but few handle their newfound powers responsibly. Cults, murderers, and greedy demagogues abound. Mrs. Hamilton, Alana, Hank Howard, and the other righteous representatives from the Zones will need to band together to stop the spread.

To that end, Randidly turns to the nascent Kharon, the Wandering City. Knowing he will not always be present, he remakes its capabilities to provide a guiding light to those who want a better future.

Yet this isn't the end to his labors. Because while assisting his home planet, he must prepare for Special Investigator Kaan Swacc, a man who is determined to discover the secret to the Ghosthound's meteoric rise...

Book 11 of the hit LitRPG Fantasy series with over 50 million views on Royal Road!

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So much better!

This is so much better than the last book. I’m about half way through and I’m loving it. It felt like the author knew the last book was ehhh and so wrote this book to make up for it. I was getting a little tired of this series but I’m so back into it.

Agree that this one is so good

By nature of being back on earth everything is grounded and relatable. The last book was just unrelatable so this was such a breath of fresh air. Also it just seemed all the characters were just a little more amenable so it wasn’t just so oppressively against Randidly. Looking forward to the next books as always.

Pretty good

The love story shenanigans had me thinking we were going down hill but this one was very enjoyable even though it lacked significant action.

Still enjoying

Still love this series, but the narrators mic about killed me. I could hear every swallow and mouth sound.

Another masterpiece

You did an amazing job both writing and narrating this book. It's one of my favorite series ever, and I loved the pacing the length and the plot of this book and really cannot wait for the next.

My favorite novel

Over the years listening to these types of books. This is the one that I always end up listening too right away when it comes out. Such a great story of magic and a boy trying to survive it.

good book

good book. . . good narrator. . . will get the next book in the series.

Finally reaching anime level powers

We getting into true superhuman level territory! Amazing serious and great step forward in the seeies!

Spectacular as always

This book series has truly become one of my top 5 favorites, The world is engaging, the multiple character perspectives add a lot of flavor to the book. This particular book was very interesting and vital. This book was less about new discoveries and more about closure, clarification and loose ends. His relationship with the creature, his relationship with earth and the various factions, His final image coming into being. The system finally properly explained as well as its goal and why it has always felt so sinister compared to other systems we read about in other books. Finally the most important aspect for me was Randidly finally getting close to the end of his chapter of earth. Earth is definitely interesting and will have more stories in its future but for him it’s a cage. A small pool that can’t properly raise a dragon. So it’s nice to finally get the confirmation that Randidly is finally about to start exploring the nexus properly. It’s pretty much the equivalent of cultivators ascending from their lower worlds to higher ones in cultivation novels. Also the 2 fates we’ve already witnessed are frankly quite broken as heck. What will happen when the full set is assembled? So looking forward to the next books in the series

Too great

The only issue I have with a series is that the books take an excessively long time to be released. By excessively long, I mean that I want the next book to be out before I finish the current one. Jk (I own over 30 book series.) This one stands out and belongs in its own category.